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 1   1, 43|    together with the earthly and corruptible clothing of the body, which
 2   1, 69|      freed from this earthly and corruptible (mode of) life4, and would
 3   1, 69|           of necessity, put on a corruptible and dissoluble body, (and
 4   1, 69|       Soon therefore, shall this corruptible be  ./. dissolved, and shall
 5   1, 69|          earth,— clothed in this corruptible skin; which, by the mercy
 6   1, 69|         a participation in these corruptible bodies, desired their change
 7   1, 72|         of this moist, humid and corruptible being, into the filthy and
 8   1, 73|   unyielding wall of earthly and corruptible being, he bears about him
 9   1, 73|      locality of the refuse of a corruptible body; it shall henceforth
10   1, 75|       For if, when immersed in a corruptible and mortal body, it evince
11   1, 75|    reduced in itself to vice—the corruptible body too domineering over
12   1, 77|          it is now bound up in a corruptible body, and of its own power
13   2, 21|         soul which is in man, is corruptible, just as it is corporeal.
14   2, 32|      irrational, and was, and is corruptible; that it might fully exist,
15   2, 34|           this which was, and is corruptible, but never fully existed,
16   2, 46| dissolution, and in their nature corruptible ? and, again, should name
17   3, 65|      body, which is fleeting and corruptible, inanimate (in itself,)